... in dry weather Prepare the ground, by thorough pulverization, for sowing and planting the principal vegetable crops. Sow asparagus, beans fur a main crop, beet for early use, borecole, a few Rrussels’ sprouts, broccoli for autumn crops; early York, Falham ...

... essence of lemon, and pour over the apples ; bake until the apples are tender ; serve oold with cream and sugar. TO BOIL ASPARAGUS. Allow one tablospoouful of salt to one-half gallon of water; scrape clean all the white parts of the stalks, and place the ...

... GARDEN. Oat all delayed routine work finished with despatch; hoe, weed, and fork up the surface between growing crops. Sow Asparagus on rich well-pulverised soils ; long-pod and mazagan beaus for main -crop; borecole, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts, in small ...

... 30 FLEET-STREET. Ripe strawberries, CUCUMBERS, RHUBARB, and ASPARAGUS. ...

... GARDEN. Get all delayed routine work finished with dispatch; hoe, weed, and fork up the surface between growing crops. Sow —Asparagus on rich, well-pulverised soils ; long-pod and mazagan beans for main crop; borecole, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts, small ...

... but one sortof asparagus. In some places it can be grown under the same stem to a much larger size than in others, and hence different names have been given to essentially the same variety. Thus there were sold the Battersea asparagus, the Deptford, Gravesend ...

... probably at the expense of the plants ; dress asparagus beds as directed last month ; it is an ad- vantage to have this work ‘ormed in dry weather. sea-weed can be o ined it is an admirable Manure for asparagus ; but when this cannot be ob- tained, the free ...

... sbould be:completely blanched; but asparagus should have air sod light when the aborts appear, as it valuta lass moles, the tops havertwo or throe inches of gre•n growth. Make plantations of rhubarb, ssaktle, ' asparagus, and horse radial:l. Keep dung and ...

... He had found that its effects as an application to asparagus were most remarkable. On one occasion the beds had been completely covered with a layer of salt, the weeds were killed, but the asparagus was of the most superior description and luxuriance ...

... lose both their colour and taste. Toast some bread, and dip it in the water the asparagus was boiled in, then pour a little melted butter over the toast, and lay the asparagus upon it. Serve quite hot with melted butts. A Itsansn.—lf you plant your forest ...

... early asparagus be required, it is necessary to commence operations this month. Make a hotbed four feet high, set on the frame and glasses, and when the violent heat place a layer of rich earth over the dung, three inches thick ; raise the asparagus plants ...

... directed. They will come in much sooner than those in the open air, though probably at the expense of the plants ; dress asparagus beds, directed last mouth ; it is an advamage to have this work performed in dry weather. Where seuwi ed can be obtained ...